However, the boyfriend says he has written proof the house was meant to belong to both of them — a family home for him, Taylor, and her two children.

But when the relationship went south, Taylor’s gal pal Tara Johnson allegedly architected the sick harassment scheme when she found out that her friend’s ex had moved on — and started a new relationship weeks after the break-up, the Polk County Sheriff’s Department said.

Both were facing two months in prison until the ex-boyfriend intervened last week and insisted that the pair receive no jail time, or he would refuse to cooperate with the state’s attorney.

Johnson and Taylor were reportedly both offered a misdemeanor diversion program, which includes hours of community service and supervision to avoid convictions.

The man chose to protect Taylor for the sake of her kids, whom he had become a father to in the four years they were together, he previously told the Daily Mail.

Johnson avoided jail time, but she resigned from her job as executive director for Hope House Florida, a shelter for new mothers.

Johnson touted the organization’s help teaching women “relationship skills” in one video on the org’s Instagram page.